JavaFX Blog (blogs.sun.com)
Getting Started With JavaFX Technology (java.sun.com)
JavaFX Home (www.javafx.com)
widgetfx - Google Code (code.google.com)
JavaFX SDK for NetBeans Samples (blogs.sun.com)
Screen prints from each of the JavaFX SDK for NetBeans Samples are printed below.
Download: http://java.sun.com/javafx/downloads/Java FX Programs, Done by: Riley August 1, 2008
Arctangent-Circles follow cursor
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Background Image-Has Moving red line
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Bounce-Game
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Bouncy Bubbles-Bubbles fall to floor bouncing with eachother
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Clock-Tell time with clock
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Color Wheel-Displays colors
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Constratin-Move cursor with circle
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Displaying-Shows Image
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Distance 1D-Move cursor with lines
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Distance 2D-Move cursor with circles
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Easing-Move cursor and circle will follow
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Flocks-Tiny triangles move across the background
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Linear-Moving white line
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Linear Gradient-Displays Image
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Milliseconds-Flashes to seconds
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Mouse 1D-Squares grow larger and smaller to the cursor
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Mouse 2D-Move the squares with the cursor
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Mouse Press-A digital mouse, if you click your own mouse, it will show on screen
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Points and Lines-Displays an image
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Rotate-Moving square
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Scale-Square grows and shrinks
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Shape Primitives-Displays an image
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Simple Particle System-Lots of falling circles
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Sine-Shape expands and contracts
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SineWave-Wave of circles
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Smoke Particle System-Control the flow of smoke with cursor
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Storing Input-Create circles with cursor that fade away
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Translate-Two moving squares
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Transparency-Java FX sign will follow cursor
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Start your engines : JavaFX Blog (blogs.sun.com)
Getting Started With JavaFX Technology (java.sun.com)
Creating A Simple JavaFX Application Using NetBeans IDE (java.sun.com)
??????! JavaFX??? - "Java???RIA????????"???????? (9) ?????????????????/?????????" (journal.mycom.co.jp)
JavaFX coding samples
JavaFX Home (www.javafx.com)
JavaFX Home (www.javafx.com)
openjfx: The JavaFX Programming Language (openjfx.dev.java.net)
JavaFX Language Specification Summary
The JavaFX Programming Language Reference (openjfx.dev.java.net)
Start your engines (blogs.sun.com)
Anunciado el 2007, los Java-fans tienen por fin un preview de JavaFx. Por ahora, paso.
People Over Process " JavaFX Preview SDK Interview and Demo (www.redmonk.com)
?? JavaFX SDK ??? (blogs.sun.com)
Sun ???? JavaFX SDK ??????????????????????????????
????????? JavaFX ???????? RIA ??????????????????? http://java.sun.com/javafx ???
- ???? drag & drop ??????????????????????????????????????? Netbeans ? JSF ?????????
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- ?? JavaOne ?????????????????????
James Weaver's JavaFX Blog (learnjavafx.typepad.com)
JavaFX, creating a sphere with shadow (silveiraneto.net)
Limos pulling out leaving Google Android in the dust (blogs.sun.com)
- Java ME and J2ME
JavaFX Home (javafx.com)
Sun throws JavaFX hat into Web app ring | Business Tech - CNET News.com (news.cnet.com)
CHM version of JavaFX documentation " GeekyCoder (geekycoder.wordpress.com)
CHM version of JavaFX documentation " GeekyCoder (geekycoder.wordpress.com)
James Weaver's JavaFX Blog: I Hear Voices: Post JavaFX SDK Preview Release (learnjavafx.typepad.com)
Learning Curve Journal: Part 1, Exploring JavaFX Script (java.sun.com)
JavaFX SDK Preview Now Available (www.theserverside.com)
JavaFX Too Late...But Who Cares - Gregg Bolinger (www.greggbolinger.com)
Getting Started With JavaFX Technology (java.sun.com)
James Weaver's JavaFX Blog (learnjavafx.typepad.com)
JavaFX Home (www.javafx.com)
JavaFX Learning Curve Journal Updates : Ed Ort (blogs.sun.com)
Silveira's Blog :: Entries :: JavaFX, creating a sphere with shadow (silveiraneto.net)
Short and basic javafx tutorial
http://javafx.com/releases/preview1/docs/api/index.html (javafx.com)
JavaFX Video - Will It Be Able To Compete With Flash? at Simon's Blog (www.psynixis.com)
I Hear Voices: Post JavaFX SDK Preview Release | Javalobby (java.dzone.com)
JavaFX, are we there yet? (www.theserverside.com)
JavaFX Technology - Screencasts (java.sun.com)
JavaFX Home (javafx.com)
Sun's attempt at RIA
James Weaver's JavaFX Blog (learnjavafx.typepad.com)
JavaFX Video - Will It Be Able To Compete With Flash? at Simon's Blog (www.psynixis.com)
JavaFX Home (www.javafx.com)
The Weekly RIA Round-Up for August 2 - InsideRIA (www.insideria.com)
The week on the Weekly RIA Round-Up we bring a new competitor to the RIA lineup with JavaFX, Silverlight counts down the days until its big show, Adobe lends Zend a helping hand, a collection...
Sun throws JavaFX hat into Web app ring - News - Builder AU (www.builderau.com.au)
Sun Microsystems on Thursday released a preview version of JavaFX, programming technology the company hopes will be the foundation of splashy, whiz-bang Internet applications...
JavaFX Home (www.javafx.com)
JavaFX Preview SDK (www.javafx.com)
The JavaFX Preview SDK provides two primary downloads: * Netbeans IDE 6.1 with JavaFX: A development bundle for application developers to see JavaFX technology in action * Project Nile...
Learning Curve Journal: Part 1, Exploring JavaFX Script (java.sun.com)
JavaFX Video - Will It Be Able To Compete With Flash? at Simon's Blog (www.psynixis.com)
????????? ???????? ? JavaFX (ru.jfx.wikia.com)
Silveira's Blog :: Entries :: JavaFX, creating a sphere with shadow (silveiraneto.net)
Silveira's Blog :: Entries :: JavaFX, creating a sphere with shadow (silveiraneto.net)
JavaFX, are we there yet? [kirk.blog-city.com] (www.kodewerk.com)
7/31/2008 - Blog on preview release of JavaFX SDK
What I uncovered in my first JavaFX Script practice " GeekyCoder (geekycoder.wordpress.com)
TUTORIAL openjfx: The JavaFX Programming Language (openjfx.dev.java.net)
I Hear Voices: Post JavaFX SDK Preview Release | Javalobby (java.dzone.com)
Using Java Objects Within JavaFX Programs (java.sun.com)
JavaFX Home (www.javafx.com)
JavaFX (www.sun.com)
http://geekycoder.wordpress.com/2008/08/03/chm-version-of-javafx (www.theserverside.com)
JavaFX Home (www.javafx.com)
http://geekycoder.wordpress.com/2008/08/03/chm-version-of-javafx (www.theserverside.com)
JavaFX Home (javafx.com)
JavaFX (www.javafx.com)
JavaFX Learning Curve Journal Updates : Ed Ort (blogs.sun.com)
4 hour tutorial
JavaFX Preview SDK is out!! (blogs.sun.com)
Call me superstitious or call me over-optimistic. But I can't help noticing the fact that just after the JavaFX Preview SDK launch, we have had a couple of bright, sunny days. Can this be an indication of the times to come? Will JavaFX brighten up the horizons of RIA development? Only time will tell. What I can tell you, is that the JavaFX language rocks!! JavaFX is a futuristic paradigm for creating beautiful & responsive RIAs targeted across every device in your life- from desktop browsers and mobile devices, to set-top boxes and Blue-ray Discs.
As a member of the JavaFX quality team, to say that working on this project has been the most challenging phase of my career would be diluting the intensity of the emotion. Its been a roller coaster ride so far. To begin with, we had never-ending strategy meetings, followed by discussions, followed by more meetings. After this phase, very quickly, we started implementing the test specs into actual test code. But by then, the underlying implementation had already changed! Right from its inception the language has been evolving and growing. From an interpreter based version to a compiler version, APIs getting added into the code base at the speed of light, class names & attributes morphing into different names and forms repeatedly - Keeping up with the pace of work and changes has been a test of endurance. What helped us to keep going was that we had a stimulant much more potent than the usual "innumerable cups of coffee" and that was JavaFX itself. Right from the day we started working on this language, there has been a constantly growing realization that we have a product that is here to stay!! And to create MAGIC!! In fact, I can 't think of a better word than that. The simplicity of the JavaFX language and the power of the JavaFX APIs have been inspirational and absolutely out of the world. Very suddenly our job profile had been turned from "Writing test cases to test the APIs" to "Every Day, Unleash Your Creativity!!" Every one in the team came out with really neat code samples, demos and games, that appeared to be from another world- but one glance at the code and you'd realize how incredulously simple the language is!!
Based on my experience so far, with JavaFX it is not a question of "Will it succeed?", the question is "How quickly will it succeed?"!!As the email box gets flooded with cheers and congratulatory messages, we settle down now to grasp the the idea that the baby called JavaFX that we have been nurturing for sometime now, has taken its first step out to face the world. Even as we wait in anticipation to see how the world reacts to this phenomenon-in-the-making, there is also the realization that there is still a lot more work to do and there is very little time to do it. The next round of the roller coaster has already started for the JavaFX 1.0 release and promises to be an even more heady experience. There are more APIs, more features, more excitement to be added into the language.
JavaFX is a Revolution in-the-making, which is going to change the world develops GUIs!!
If you are not already on the bandwagon, take your first step in your effort in being a part of this revolution by clicking here.
JavaFX Home (www.javafx.com)
